Can I clip this to my bicycle handles? If not, do you sell one that will? That is what I really need, thanks
19820
The Clamplight is not a good choice for your bike - it will fall off. All you need is a light made for a bike that screws onto thehandlebars. Any bike store will carry this item or check Kmart, Home Depot, Sears etc.
19821
The Blackfire Clamplight is a poor design. Mine was difficult to configure and changing batteries is a pain. Also, it refuses to turn on on occasion. There are better alternatives from Amazon. Search "Clamplights for Bikes" and compare reviews. I buy nothing until I read them first. Hope this helps!
19822
I don't think it will work. The pads are flat and will not hold well on a round tube under vibration.
19823
Hi Beverly! I'm with Blackfire: we should have a mini model coming out this year that might work for you! If you're really interested in seeing a specific bike model, please write to their sales president Larry Hibbard: (larry.hibbard AT blackfire-usa.com). Blackfire is deeply interested in hearing from customers about their specific needs.Cheers,~Sean
19824
The 2 flat pieces on tne clamp portion of the light can clamp on the handle bar but is not a rigid fit. However, with tape on the handle bar, the circular portion of the clamp would be much more rigid fit. and once you remove thhe light, who would be interested in steakling the tape! Earl
19825
I did not try it on a bicycle handle. But, if the handle is not thick enough, you can use tape to build it up where you would like to mount the light and then attach the light in that area. Also, a smaller unit is available that should work for you. And then there is a smaller unit yet; but the real small unit may not give you the brightness you want. The middle size light should be acceptable. If Amazon does not have the middle size unit, check with Sears. Sears did have the two smaller size units. Earl
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I suppose you could tie a long string around the handle and drop it in. Or drill a hole in the handle and use a chain. But personally would call the company, they are very responsive and may have some better ideas. They seem to be very consumer oriented and are always looking to improve their products.
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We have ALL parts available. Are you looking for a replacement leash assembly? It would be helpful if you could call or send a photo of the part needed. Thank you, Bike Balance
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To save you the money in another clamp, you can try wrapping some pipe tape around the section of handle bar that you'd like to place the clamp to compensate for the gap and provide enough grip with the rubber foam in the clamp. Any hardware store(Ace, Lowes, Home Depot) should carry this.....maybe even a dollar store, grocery store or Walmart. I hope this works for you.
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The clip attachment to the handlebars will not be any use but you could attach the basket to a rear carrier using the strap provided. I mounted mine to the front but put a board under the basket on the carrier (having removed the spring mechanism) for extra stability and used some cable ties to stabilise the basket.
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I bought mine for other purposes, but you should have no problems hooking it up to a regular bicycle. I've seen it done. I just haven't used mine for that purpose. You might look at YouTube and see what videos they may have.
419827
Not sure what you want to "do" but once you arrive, you simply detach, tuck the bar to the clip on your bike. It is almost like you didn't have it.
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I couldn't either. Take it with you to a bike repair shop & ask them if it's right for your bike. It wouldn't attach to mine. I returned it.
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Absolutely! I actually used those sturdy extra long ziploc ties to secure the basket to my bike. You can get them at any hardware store (Home Depot, Lowe's, etc.). I hope this information is helpful.Michelle Khumalo
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I guess so, if you had something thin on the bike that you clip it to. The clip extends to an inch and a half. Hope that helps.
730845
I haven't actually used it like that, but I'm sure you can. The clip would attach to a strap w/o a problem.
927632
the piece with the 2 rubber hooks should extend down with a velcro'bracelet' at the bottom where it comes up with 2 small prongs. the 2 top rubber hooks hang on your handlbars. The velcro 'bracelet' wraps around the bike frame~loose enough for your steering to swing freely back and forth. the 2 prongs on the bottom should allign with the two small square holes at the bottom of your basket. Hold your basket by the handles, set the basket upon the prongs where the square holes are.Lean your basket back toward the handlebars.The handle 'joins' on that side stick out a little, that is so it fits into the rectangular area.Your basket 'locks' in place when you fold the handles down,holding it onto the upper part of the frame nearer to the large rubber hooks. Hopefully that helps! ;)
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I'm not aware of any attachment (never investigated). Don't think it would be very hard to manipulate some sort of attachment to make it work the way the handle/frames designed, but, I'm not sure. Sorry I couldn't be more help.
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Hi. You should try some out at a sport goods store. What you do is grip the handle at a slight past 90 degree angle, either direction depending on what hand you use, and the size is depends on the comfort of your grip. It shouldn't be where it's too bulky in your hand or too small where your fingers touch each other.
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I was able to attach it to mine. You might need to purchase an additional hook/carabiner or chains depending on what length you want.
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the handle is bolted near the basket. if you take of the handle and turn it backwards, it works much better. slide it in the sleeve. line up the holes and mark them. drill new holes slightly larger than the bolts. bolt it in and you are ready to catch some sand fleas. Go to a bike store and pick up a new grip. They will tell you how to attach it. Have fun. It is working great this way.
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I think you probably could IF you used two of the heaviest duty hooks they sell, but I would look for other options made specifically for bicycles.I use the Gladiator system for brooms, rakes, yard trimmers, and the like.